The phrase "alters into" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe a transformation or change from one state to another.
Example: "The caterpillar alters into a butterfly after undergoing metamorphosis."
Alternatives: "transforms into" or "changes into".
The products and reactants of rocks are summarized in Fig. 2. Due to the aqueous alteration, the initial olivine alters into serpentine, talc and magnetite.
John Burnside from The Good Neighbour cell by cell, a heartbeat at a time, my one good neighbour sets himself aside, and alters into someone I have known: a passing stranger on the road to grief, husband and father; rich man; poor man; thief David Harsent from Sniper I am tucked up here with plenty left in store.
In mammals, the day can roughly be divided into an activity phase, during which physical activity is predominant, and a rest phase, during which repair mechanisms are activated and brain function alters into a state of sleep.
Thus, during bone development woven bone rich in versican alters into lamellar bone containing little versican.
'Psychedelic Space' Turns the Chemistry of Mind-Altering Drugs Into Art.
(The script was ultimately channelled, greatly altered, into the 1954 film "The Last Time I Saw Paris," starring Van Johnson and Elizabeth Taylor).
First comes apprehension — the hunter drawing near, the catastrophe unfolding, the everyday world altered into a sinister landscape of danger.
At a party in her honor at Marquee in Chelsea last night, she wore a Van Halen shirt, which she had pinched and altered into a cocktail dress.
Instead, he called for an investigation of claims that the disease may have been altered into a more virulent strain as part of an attack on Venezuela by unidentified enemies.
Bellying up to the mike and following the onscreen instructions, I intoned syllables from a William Carlos Williams poem and listened as my voice was altered into wave after wave of shimmering sounds.
Bram Stoker's desk – also altered into an art object – failed to sell in 2012, having been estimated between $60,000 and80,0000, but the desk and chair set favored by Charles Dickens while he wrote Great Expectations made more than $850,000 in 2008.
